Advanced ELD & GPS Tracking Technology for the Trucking Industry

Our Complete Range of ELD and Tracking Technologies for Every Fleet

Six products: electronic logs, GPS, fuel and temperature sensors, cameras, and a connected tablet. Each one records something specific off the truck — hours, position, tank level, box temperature, or the road — and each says below what it records and what you do with it.

• Electronic Logging Devices (ELD)

  Records hours of service off the engine, not off memory. The unit reads movement, engine hours and mileage straight from the vehicle, so the log is built from what the truck did rather than what someone reconstructed at the end of a shift. That is what makes the record tamper-resistant, and it is what the FMCSA rule asks for.

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  Hours of ServiceFMCSA ✓

  Driving

  6.2h

  On duty

  Rest

  7.1h

  14:32:08 · Unit #TTS-4412 · Compliant

  Log syncedEngine connected

• GPS Tracking Systems

  Location, speed, route history, and how long a truck sat. Position comes off satellite continuously and speed comes off the onboard diagnostics, so every stop carries its duration. When a customer asks why a delivery ran late, the answer is on the record before you call them back.

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  TX-104

  TX-207

  TX-331

  TX-089

  Active vehicles847

  Avg speed58 mph

• GPS with Fuel Sensors

  Tank level logged over time, with position beside it. A refuel shows up as a ramp and a siphon shows up as a cliff, and both carry the place and the minute they happened. That is the difference between suspecting fuel loss and being able to point at it.

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  Full78%Empty

  78%142 gal remaining

  • 06:42Refuel · +48 gal
  • 11:18Level steady
  • 14:05GPS lock · TX-104

  TX-104I-10 · mile 312

• GPS Tracking with Temperature Sensors

  Reefer temperature recorded for the whole run, with the route next to it. If the box drifts out of range the alert reaches you while the load can still be saved, and the record afterwards shows how far it went, how long it lasted, and where the truck was. That record is what a receiver asks for when they want to reject a load.

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  38°34°32°

  34°FReefer · Zone A

  32°Target 34°38°

  TX-207I-75 · mile 214

  Within range ✓

• Security Cameras for Trucks

  Road and cab footage tied to the same GPS record, with night vision for the hours a lot of the driving actually happens. Motion detection keeps recording while the truck is parked, and footage can be pulled remotely. When someone claims your driver caused it, the video and the position data come off one timeline.

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  REC65 MPH · Lane 2 · I-95 NHard brake · 2m ago

  Front cam · 1080p00:14:22

  Driver view

• Tablet with Internet Service

  A tablet that arrives with the connection already on it, for a driver who does not have one or does not want the logs living on a personal phone. The fleet software is on it out of the box, so there is no data plan to arrange and nothing to set up before the first shift.

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  LTE

  Connected

  Fleet12

  Msgs3

  Live fleet dashboard

  Route updated

  HOS synced

  • Built-in LTE
  • Business apps
  • Fleet access
  • Messaging
  • Cloud storage
  • Encrypted link